ICloud behaviour on multiple devices

I have an iphone4, iPad, mac and my wife has an iPhone4. I have a problem now that I have setup iCloud I am finding that once an email is read on one device it disappears from the others. Can I set it up so that the mail stays on each device until it is deleted locally?

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