In the \copiesof macro, the “subject to inspection by examiners” message is displayed regardless of whether it makes sense to do so (e.g., if you say \copiesof{N/A}).
One way to fix this is to define a \na macro (or similar), that can be used as an argument to \copiesof. If \copiesof = \na, the message would be suppressed. This also has the advantage of being user-redefinable.
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\copiesofmacro, the “subject to inspection by examiners” message is displayed regardless of whether it makes sense to do so (e.g., if you say\copiesof{N/A}).One way to fix this is to define a
\namacro (or similar), that can be used as an argument to\copiesof. If\copiesof = \na, the message would be suppressed. This also has the advantage of being user-redefinable.