Which of these famous brand slogans is credited with popularizing a significant grammatical innovation by turning a noun into a verb, leading to widespread adoption in everyday language?

Brand slogans often introduce new linguistic patterns or expressions that eventually enter our everyday language. Some of these linguistic innovations have been so successful that they've fundamentally changed how we speak. This poll tests your knowledge of how language and branding intersect, specifically focusing on slogan innovations that have influenced linguistic patterns in English and other languages.

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Google's 'Don't be evil' (2000)
Apple's 'Think Different' (1997)
Xerox's 'You can Xerox a Xerox on a Xerox' (1970s)
McDonald's 'I'm lovin' it' (2003)