Originally Posted by
njkayaker
No, not "both".
The first says that a "typical street" (basically, any/most streets) has the property of being "lined with $100 a plate restaurants".
The second is talking only about streets that happen to be "lined with $100 a plate restaurants". For the second meaning, there might not actually many of those streets.
As it happens, a "typical street" is not typically "lined with $100 a plate restaurants" (the "$100 a plate" thing is an obvious exaggeration). Even on typical "gentrified" streets.
The notion that urban streets are actually usually/typically "lined with $100 a plate restaurants" is absurd.
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bot for no reason. Gentrification is common across cities, even podunk monstropolies like des moines iowa and green bay wisconsin.