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 ## Keeping a full copy of mail in sync
 
-JMAP can also be used to efficiently download and keep in sync the entire set of a user's mail. To do this, you would firstly get the full set of mailboxes, then page in the full list of message ids and download the actual messages. From this point on, you would only need to get the delta updates. Presuming you also want to optimise for fetching new mail first, you could do something like when you want to get the latest updates:
+JMAP can also be used to efficiently download and keep in sync the entire set of a user's mail. To do this, you would firstly get the full set of mailboxes, then fetch the full list of message ids, and finally download (in batches) the actual messages. From this point on, you would only need to get the delta updates. Presuming you also want to optimise for fetching new mail first, you could do something like when you want to get the latest updates:
 
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