In an e$-$mail address line, a comma or a semicolon is used to separate addresses. From an e$-$mail sender$\text{'}$s standpoint, explain the logical meaning of the punctuation mark.

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A$.$ When a comma or a semicolon is used in an e$-$mail address $($depending on the server$),$ the logical meaning is "and" so that all addresses will receive the e$-$mail.

B$.$ When a comma or a semicolon is used in an e$-$mail address $($depending on the server$),$ the logical meaning is $"$or$"$ so that some of the addresses will receive the e$-$mail.

C$.$ When a comma or a semicolon is used in an e$-$mail address $($depending on the server$),$ the logical meaning is an implication so that some of the addresses will receive the e$-$mail.

D$.$ When a comma or a semicolon is used in an e$-$mail address $($depending on the server$),$ the logical meaning is $"$or$"$ so that all addresses will receive the e$-$mail.