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I am translating an article about Germany's reaction to the death of Osama bin Laden and I've come a little unstuck with the following sentence:
Dieser Mystiifikation der wirklichen Verhältnisse eignete sich bestens zur pseudotheoretischen Unterfütterung jener weltentrückten Hypermoral, die in Deutschland mittlerweile zu einer Art Staatsreligion avanciert ist.
Please can you give me some idea of what the highlighted terminology means.
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| | English translation:pseudo-theoretical underpinning | Explanation: my guess
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typical Springer-embued propaganda... |
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37 mins confidence:  peer agreement (net): +3 pseudo-theoretical underpinning
Explanation: my guess
-------------------------------------------------- Note added at 39 mins (2011-05-15 16:18:47 GMT) --------------------------------------------------
typical Springer-embued propaganda...
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