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If M regards P as satisfying the κ-chain condition, then forcing with P preserves every cardinal and cofinality at least κ. If M regards ∣P∣ as μ, then every antichain has size at most μ, so P has the μ+-chain condition. It follows that every cardinal and cofinality at least μ+ is preserved in a P-generic extension.
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