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Ana    740418 Sun, 09 Nov 03 09:49 PM

Hi everyone,
English is not my mother tongue so I need some help translating an e-mail. The problem is that the person who is to recieve it, that is, read it, is unknown so I do not know how to address the e-mail

dear sir? dear... who?
The content of the mail is simple, it's just an application for a job with my CV attached.
Please help,
Thanks in advance
Ana
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