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There is one way: You can remove the placeholder text from Word's XML. I have found out, that when you rename docx file to zip file and unpack to some folder, there i XML Folder\word\glossary\document.xml For each PlaceHolde there is some XML Node (<w:docPart>), where you can find this elements <w:t>[State]</w:t> When you remove "[State]" from this elements all document properties will be empty. Unfortunatelly all document properties...

    <w:docPart>
        <w:docPartPr>
            <w:name w:val="6B065C21091C4A3EB2ED303418489498"/>
            <w:category>
                <w:name w:val="General"/>
                <w:gallery w:val="placeholder"/>
            </w:category>
            <w:types>
                <w:type w:val="bbPlcHdr"/>
            </w:types>
            <w:behaviors>
                <w:behavior w:val="content"/>
            </w:behaviors>
            <w:guid w:val="{C72BE424-6B80-4344-9F1D-E3C0E8226E6B}"/>
        </w:docPartPr>
        <w:docPartBody>
            <w:p w:rsidR="00967279" w:rsidRDefault="008A1C99">
                <w:r w:rsidRPr="00EE3CA7">
                    <w:rPr>
                        <w:rStyle w:val="PlaceholderText"/>
                    </w:rPr>
                    <w:t>[State]</w:t>
                </w:r>
            </w:p>
        </w:docPartBody>
    </w:docPart>