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Compared to the inner city, a poor urban area redeveloped into one consisting of high-rent homes and apartments and high-end shops is most likely a case of
A) gentrification, with the occupants wealthier Caucasians.
B) a brownfield, inhabited by younger, poor Caucasians.
C) gentrification, supporting older and less affluent people representing ethnic minorities.
D) a Small House project supporting younger and wealthier people representing ethnic minorities.

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