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The correct phrase is "Viva l'Italia!" The use of "l'" is necessary because "Italia" is a feminine noun in Italian, and the article "la" contracts to "l'" before a vowel. Therefore, "Viva l'Italia!" translates to "Long live Italy!" in English.

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