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    Before Jigsaw, the co-founders worked on building XRef, a proofreading software company, which they sold for a reported $10m (£8m).

    Jigsaw, founded by former lawyers Stephen Scanlan and Travis Leon, is set to announce the funding from Exor Ventures tomorrow, according to Sky News.

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