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This is a default behaviour in Exchange. Option you are looking is available in Lotus notes where it doesn't send duplicate copy. 
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<p id="isPasted">When I send an email to an email distribution group, I end up with two copies in my Outlook.</p><p>One is the SENT version [in my Sent Items] because I am the author, and the second copy is a RECEIVED version [in my Inbox] as I am also a member of this group.</p><p>I don't remember if this was always the case or did Microsoft update/change this process?</p>
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When I send an email to an email distribution group, I end up with two copies in my Outlook.
One is the SENT version [in my Sent Items] because I am the author, and the second copy is a RECEIVED version [in my Inbox] as I am also a member of this group.
I don't remember if this was always the case or did Microsoft update/change this process?

This is a default behaviour in Exchange. Option you are looking is available in Lotus notes where it doesn&#39;t send duplicate copy. 

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When I send an email to an email distribution group, I end up with two copies in my Outlook.
One is the SENT version [in my Sent Items] because I am the author, and the second copy is a RECEIVED version [in my Inbox] as I am also a member of this group.
I don&#39;t remember if this was always the case or did Microsoft update/change this process?

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