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Classtivity, one of the new companies, aims to become a sort of OpenTable for casual classes.

Matharu is clearly on course to become a sort of British Wie.

He had certainly demonstrated great talent as a researcher, but he had also decided to become a sort of proselytizer.

According to Schiavone, the Mafia wanted to become a sort of antistate, but this was not a business issue.

Then the old man ran off to become a sort of itinerant preacher, or so we believed.

Edinburgh's Django Django, too, combine wistful vocals, tribal drums and techno synths to become a sort of rave Franz Ferdinand, capable of constant surprise.

In this sense, it may be that OnePage wants to become a sort-of social network in itself, hence the insistence on making others signup to use the contact features.

On the face of it, Sykes would seem a good fit for Shazam, which is trying hard to expand its appeal beyond music recognition and recommendation to become a sort-of audio barcode service for all sorts of content discovery but particularly via the television.

She seems to have become a sort of universal grandmother.

This time in the metric mile is 17 seconds slower than O'Brien's personal best and appears to have become a sort of psychological hurdle for Huffins.

It may not be there yet, but Blippar wants their app to eventually become a sort of augmented reality browser, putting an image recognition engine in consumers' pockets that lets them identify and grab context at a moment's notice.