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You're referring to the "cc" (carbon copy) feature in email!

When you "cc" someone in an email, you're sending a copy of the email to them, in addition to the primary recipient(s) listed in the "to" field. This is often used to keep others informed about the email conversation, even if they're not the primary recipient.

Here's an example of how you might use the "cc" feature:

• "To": John Smith (primary recipient)
• "Cc": Jane Doe, Bob Johnson (carbon copy recipients)

In this example, John Smith is the primary recipient of the email, and Jane Doe and Bob Johnson will also receive a copy of the email.