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There is no joy in mudville has become​

There is no joy in mudville has become​
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There is no joy in mudville has become​

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The American-English phrase no joy in Mudville denotes a sense of pervasive and shared disappointment. It alludes to the defeat of the baseball team of Mudville, a fictional town in Casey at the Bat.
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