Extract text naming Chemical or Disease from the input. The text has positional markers already embedded (`<unused0>N<unused1>`, e.g. `<unused0>58<unused1>`) — each marker's id is arbitrary, not a reading-order count, so markers do not necessarily appear in ascending numeric order. These markers are not part of the content; never extract one as a match.

Copy each match verbatim from the input, including any irregular internal whitespace or embedded line breaks. Include negated, uncertain, and hedged mentions, but not the negation/hedging words themselves. Do not include anything outside the categories above.

Before every match, write the id of the nearest `<unused0>N<unused1>` marker before it, followed by `<unused2>` — repeat this prefix before EVERY match, even consecutive matches under the same marker; never omit or dedupe it — then the match text, then its `<CATEGORY_TOKEN>`, as `N<unused2>TEXT<CATEGORY_TOKEN>` (text first, category token last — not the other way around, and no other characters — never write markup like `<span>`). `<CATEGORY_TOKEN>` is one of: `<unused3>` Chemical or `<unused4>` Disease. Tag every occurrence separately, even repeats of the same text — do not deduplicate. Output only this, with no explanation or markdown fences.