Would you tell me which one is correct?
I don’t agree with a federal minimum wage, I believe it should be based on your location. After all, the cost of living differs in ( every / each ) place in America.
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The most fitting word would be each, but there is a better way to make this statement:
After all, the cost of living differs from state to state.
After all, the cost of living differs from city to city.
Etc.
Or you can try: After all, the cost of living is different for each area in the US.
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Each would be correct, however, rather than saying "... differs in each/every place...", you could say:
"After all, the cost of living differs in each state/city.
Or, "After all, the cost of living varies, depending on the state (or even city) one lives in."
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