31 sellega on seotud lisamaksumus - extra costs involved sel moel nad suudavad ellu jääda - this way they could survive märkimisväärne tulu - a noteworthy profit toetama neid rahaliselt - to subsidize them ettepanekut tegema - to propose a motion paluma hääletada - to ask for the vote see on hinna sisse paigutatud - to be built into the price pikapeale - in the long run mures finantsolukorra pärast - to be worried about the financial problems ägedalt arutama - to discuss heatedly ettepanekut toetama - to second a motion kaks olid poolt - two in favour kaks olid vastu two were against ettepanek läks läbi the motion was carried üks jäi erapooletuks one obtain from voting lõpetama koosolekut to close a meeting 34 osavõtjate nimekiri - the list of participants laiendama eksporti - to expand export koosolekut kokku kutsuma - to summon a meeting koosolek peetakse - a meeting will be held väljendama oma arvamust - to express one's opinion igal juhul -
Everyone shares food and wine. Jake ducks out to buy two wineskins. When he returns, he finds that Cohn is missing. None of Jake's friends cares where Cohn is, but Jake goes looking for him. He finds Cohn passed out in the back of the shop. Brett, Jake, Cohn, Bill, and Mike all eat a large dinner. Everyone but Jake stays up all night carousing. An exploding rocket, announcing the release of the bulls, wakes Jake at six o'clock the next morning. From the balcony, Jake watches the crowd run heatedly with the bulls toward the bullring. During the first bullfight, Mike, Cohn, and Brett sit high up in the amphitheater, but Bill and Jake take seats closer to the action. They warn Brett to look away when the horses are gored. Cohn claims that he worries only about being bored. Bill again complains to Jake about Cohn's "Jewish superiority." Montoya introduces Jake to a promising new bullfighter, Pedro Romero. Romero is nineteen years old and the "best-looking boy" Jake has ever seen.
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