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To configure multiple emails in Laravel, you can use the `config/mail.php` configuration file. Here's how you can set up multiple email configurations:

1. Open the `config/mail.php` file in your Laravel project.

2. Inside the `mailers` array, you can define multiple email configurations. For example, you can define a `smtp1` and `smtp2` configuration like this:

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'mailers' => [

    'smtp1' => [

        'transport' => 'smtp',

        'host' => 'smtp1.example.com',

        'port' => 587,

        'encryption' => 'tls',

        'username' => 'user1@example.com',

        'password' => 'password1',

    ],

    'smtp2' => [

        'transport' => 'smtp',

        'host' => 'smtp2.example.com',

        'port' => 587,

        'encryption' => 'tls',

        'username' => 'user2@example.com',

        'password' => 'password2',

    ],

],

3. You can then use these configurations in your code by specifying the mailer name in the `mail` method. For example:

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Mail::mailer('smtp1')->to($email)->send(new OrderShipped($order));

This will send the email using the `smtp1` configuration. You can also set the default mailer in the `config/mail.php` file by setting the `default` option to the desired mailer name.

Remember to update the mail configuration settings with your actual SMTP server details and credentials.

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