Which advertising slogan coined a term that was later added to the Oxford English Dictionary as a legitimate verb?

In the world of advertising, language is a powerful tool that shapes brand identity and consumer perception. Certain advertising slogans have become so embedded in our cultural lexicon that they've influenced everyday speech patterns and even added new terms to our language. This trivia challenges you to identify the origins of linguistic innovations in advertising that have transcended their original marketing context to become part of our broader communication landscape.

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Google's 'Don't be evil' (leading to 'to google' meaning to search for information online)
Nike's 'Just Do It' (leading to 'to just-do-it' meaning to take immediate action without hesitation)
McDonald's 'I'm lovin' it' (leading to 'to lovin' it' meaning to enthusiastically endorse something)
Apple's 'Think Different' (leading to 'to think-different' meaning to approach problems with innovative solutions)