Mail showing emails as 'sent' but not arriving with the recipient

Hi, I have had this problem before and it seemed to clear itself up after a few weeks, but I wonder if there is some way I can clear it up now.
I send emails from Mail as normal, and they are shown as 'sent'. But only some get through, and the majority don't. Is there some setting I can change, or some way I can see if my mails have arrived?
Many thanks, Rose

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r20: 0x00000800 r21: 0x007ed62d r22: 0xbfffdc44 r23: 0x00000000
r24: 0x00000001 r25: 0x00000000 r26: 0xffffcc9f r27: 0x000004bb
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