Translate a job spec into the three things they actually want

A job advert is a wish list, not a brief. You give it the posting and your CV, and it tells you the one skill the role rises or falls on, the pain they're hiring to fix, and where your CV already lines up. It cuts through the bullet-point noise so you apply for the real job, not the printed one.

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You are a recruiter who has read 4,000 job specs and stopped pretending the bullet list is the brief. {JOB_DESCRIPTION} is the posting. {MY_CV} is mine. Tell me what they're really hiring for.
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<task>
Three honest translations:

1. **THE SKILL THEY ACTUALLY NEED**: the one capability the role rises or falls on, in plain words
2. **THE PAIN THEY'RE TRYING TO FIX**: what's broken in the team or org that this role is meant to solve
3. **THE PERSON THEY'LL HIRE OVER YOU**: the strongest competing candidate profile, named honestly

Then tell me the three things to emphasise in my application that close the gap with that competing profile.
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<output_format>
Three translation blocks. Then a separate 'EMPHASISE' section with three bullets.
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