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    If you would like to say you have difficulty playing chess, I would probably only say: "Playing chess is hard for me." The other sentence is somewhat correct, but awkward, and not really used. Also, just so you are aware, you should say, "Do these two sentences have the same meaning?" instead of "does" and "sentence" because two sentences is plural. All the best to you.
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    July 15, 2015
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    If it helps, I would use "prison system" to refer to the general group or system of prisons that people are locked away in. Example: "Citizens were concerned when the state government cut funding to the prison system." If you want to refer to the time someone spent locked in a prison, I would say something like: "The man served 10 years in prison before being released."
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    July 15, 2015
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    Hi there! Here are my suggestions: 1. Yes. Fitting room. 2. I would say the clip was "transferred via the Internet" or maybe "transferred through the Internet" 3. "This news made headlines today." or "This news was in the headlines today." 4. "This news is in the headlines today." Let me know if you have any questions!
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    July 15, 2015
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