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"Impossible is Nothing" -

Launched in 20004, the famous Adidas ad campaign featured iconic boxer Muhammed Ali.

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"Red Bull gives you wiiings" -

The famous energy drink has been using the slogan since 1987. Years later, the company had to pay out more than US$13 million after settling a lawsuit for false and misleading advertising claims. It turns out some customers were not happy that Red Bull didn't actually give them wings!

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"All the news that's fit to print" -

The slogan is still in use to this day, ever since it was first introduced by the owner of The New York Times, Adolph S. Ochs, in 1897.

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"The Ultimate Driving Machine" -

This is the slogan for German automaker BMW. "Pure Driving Pleasure" was also a popular one.

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"When it absolutely, positively has to be there overnight" -

FedEx has been using this slogan since 1978 to attract customers looking for fast and reliable deliveries.

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"Betcha can't eat just one!" -

Well, can you? Lay's introduced its potato chips in 1932, and the rest is history.

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"Finger lickin' good" -

Colonel Sanders has been serving his mouthwatering fried chicken since the 1930s. The slogan, however, dates back to 1952.

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"Because you're worth it" -

Like a warm self-love hug, L'Oréal has been empowering their customers with this slogan. Over the years, it has changed slightly to "You're Worth It" and "We're Worth It."

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"Where's the beef?" -

The clever Wendy's ad campaign dates back to 1984. A throwback campaign was then launched in 2011 with the tagline "Here's the Beef."

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"It Keeps Going and Going and Going" -

In 1988, Energizer came up with this slogan, popularized by its pink bunny. The company borrowed the idea of a bunny from Duracell (which introduced it in 1973) after they had ditched it. There have been a few lawsuits filed from both sides over the years as a result.

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"Taste the Rainbow?" -

Who wouldn't want to taste the rainbow, right? Colorful Skittles is the closest you can get!

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"When you care enough to send the very best" -

And where can you find the best cards since 1944? At Hallmark, of course.

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"What happens here, stays here" -

The slogan was introduced to boost tourism in Las Vegas in the early 2000s. It turns out it was a success!

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"Think Different" -

Apple always prided themselves on being different. This was a twist on IBM's tagline, "Think."

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"Mmm Mmm Good" -

Founded in 1869, the Campbell Soup Company is a household name when it comes to canned soup. "Mmm Mmm Good" was first heard on the radio in 1935 as part of Campbell's jingles.

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"Once you pop, you can't stop" -

Potato chips in a can was an innovative concept back in 1967. The slogan warned us how addictive they were, and they were right!

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"I can't believe I ate the whole thing!" -

This clever Alka Seltzer slogan was preceded by "Mamma Mia, that's-a spicy meat-a ball" in 1969.

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"They're GRR-eat!" -

Who can forget the mascot of Frosted Flakes, Tony the Tiger, proclaiming this slogan?

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"Drivers wanted" -

No, this is not a job advert. This is, in fact, German automaker Volkswagen's slogan from 1995.

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"The Best a Man Can Get" -

Gillette have had a few slogans over the years. This one was introduced in 1989.

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"Breakfast of Champions" -

Of course, we're talking about Wheaties. The cereal has had numerous sponsoring athletes ever since 1926.

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"Have it your way" -

Burger King's "Have it your way" slogan dates back to 1974. It then changed in 2014 to "Be Your Way."

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"I'm Lovin' It" -

And who can forget Justin Timberlake's jingle, right? The music was written by Pharrell Williams.

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"Snap! Crackle! Pop!" -

Named after Rice Krispies mascots introduced in the 1930s, "Snap! Crackle! Pop!" did transport us to the sounds of eating the cereal.

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"Melts in your mouth, not in your hand" -

You can't get much better than M&M's iconic slogan. Previously sold to the US military during World War II, the brand used the slogan to introduce their product to the general public in 1949.

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"Double Your Pleasure, Double Your Fun" -

Doublemint Gum has been around since 1914. The slogan, however, wasn't launched until 1934.

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"Good to the Last Drop" -

Maxwell House coffee was introduced in 1892. This classic slogan dates back to 1915.

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"Reach out and touch someone" -

Okay, this may sound a little weird in this day and age, but AT&T's ad campaign was a success back in the early '80s.

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"What's in your wallet?" -

The Capital One slogan has been uttered by numerous famous people ever since it was launched in 2000. How can we refuse a credit card advertised by the likes of Samuel L. Jackson, right?

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"A Diamond is Forever" -

You have probably heard this one before in other contexts. The slogan's author is Mary Frances Gerety, who came up with it in 1948.

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"Can you hear me now?" -

Verizon used this slogan from 2002 to 2011. The ad campaign featured actor Paul Marcarelli.

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