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For each $\xi <\kappa$, choose a maximal antichain in a forcing order below $p$ deciding a witness $\eta >\xi$ in $\dot{C}$. Write the decided values as ${\eta }_{\xi ,q}$, one for each condition $q$ in that antichain. The $\kappa$-chain condition for forcing gives fewer than $\kappa$ possible values. Since $\kappa$ is regular in $M$, chooseThe possible-values lemma for chain-condition forcing ensuresIn $M$ take the club set of limit closure pointsIt is unbounded by repeatedly closing any starting ordinal under $g$ for countably many steps, and closed by taking increasing limits. For $\delta \in D$, the forced displayed property gives points of $\dot{C}$ arbitrarily high below $\delta$. Its forced closedness yields $\delta \in \dot{C}$. ThereforeThis proves the ground-model club containment lemma. The name on the right is $\dot{C}$, as printed in the PDF.