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Preservation of a restrained oracle computation (B↾u=Bs​↾u⟹ΦeB​(x)=ΦeBs​​(x))

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An oracle computation queries only finitely many positions. If the oracle remains unchanged below its use, the same computation has the same output. In a finite-injury priority construction, a successful requirement imposes this bound on lower priorities; the induction that higher priorities stop acting then makes the disagreement permanent.

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