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D can not be the choice for two reasons. One the neighborhoods themselves could not have gentrified, unless something else did it, as pointed out by Vertigo777 and two, the usage of comma after gentrified is a grave error rendering the noun clause inessential to the text . A parenthesis stuff is dispensable and if the parenthetical noun phrase starting from neighborhoods to gentrified is dispensed here, then what you get is nothing more than a jumble of words
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Once near-slums with cheap rents, neighborhoods in the South Bronx have gentrified, increasingly in recent decades as urban renewal drives away the poor



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