Which of these linguistic shifts in brand positioning actually occurred for a major company?

Famous brands often evolve their taglines and positioning statements to reflect changing linguistic trends and consumer preferences. These carefully crafted phrases undergo extensive linguistic analysis and testing before reaching the public. This poll tests your knowledge about how language shapes brand identity in the modern marketplace. Can you identify which famous linguistic shift actually happened in brand positioning?

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Merriam-Webster Dictionary changed its slogan from 'The Voice of Authority' to 'Define Your World' to reflect a more collaborative approach to language evolution
Rosetta Stone language learning software shifted from 'Language Learning Success' to 'Speak The Untranslatable' emphasizing cultural nuances beyond direct translation
Duolingo rebranded from 'Learn Languages Free' to 'Linguistic Intelligence Unleashed' to position itself as an AI-powered cognitive development tool
Grammarly moved from 'Better Writing. Better Communication.' to 'Decode Language. Encode Success.' to appeal to the programming and technical writing market