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I deleted the following:
NL was the first formally defined complete language and has subsequently lead to a large body of research in computational complexity theory.
It doesn't make sense (NL is a class, not a language). I also don't think its true; many-one reductions were not fully formalized until Cook. I could be wrong, but it needs a citation in any case.