In Mountain Lion can I use Contacts to address e-mail to several addresses at a time like I used to do with older system versions?

Is there a way to use Contacts to address and e-mail to several e-mail addresses at a time? In Mountain Lion with auto fill turned on, when I type the first letter of an e-mail address, the progress wheel just spins and spins and spins until it finally gives me a list to choose from and I can only select one at a time, then have to it again and again and again to send to several people. Is there another way?

Is there a way to use Contacts to address and e-mail to several e-mail addresses at a time? In Mountain Lion with auto fill turned on, when I type the first letter of an e-mail address, the progress wheel just spins and spins and spins until it finally gives me a list to choose from and I can only select one at a time, then have to it again and again and again to send to several people. Is there another way?

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