How to keep both files when copying duplicates?

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I have Windows 10 Pro. I am trying to copy emails from Outlook (Microsoft Office Standard 2016) to a folder on my computer. It's 500+ emails, many emails in just a few threads. I am unable to copy all 500+ emails to the folder. When I try to copy a "duplicate" email (the subject is the same but the content of the email is different, same thread, different email) to the folder, I am only give the options to Copy and Replace, or Don't Copy. Instead of keep both. How can I keep both/all "duplicates"

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