Which of these marketing taglines or phrases has been officially added to major dictionaries (like Oxford or Merriam-Webster) as a recognized word or expression?

Marketing campaigns often leverage the power of language to create memorable brand identities. Some campaigns have been so linguistically innovative that they've actually influenced our everyday vocabulary or changed how we communicate. This poll tests your knowledge about influential marketing phrases that have shaped language usage patterns or entered common speech. Can you identify which famous linguistic innovation truly revolutionized its industry?

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Google's 'to google' (as a verb meaning to search for information online)
De Beers' 'A diamond is forever' (as an idiom for eternal commitment)
Apple's 'There's an app for that' (as a phrase denoting digital solution availability)
Nike's 'Just do it' (as an expression encouraging immediate action)