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Ray Okapiac (left) and Kira Kirzinger, 13, wait for the doors to open at the MTS Centre for the Lady Gaga concert on Thursday evening.
Jason Halstead / Winnipeg Free Press Ray Okapiac (left) and Kira Kirzinger, 13, wait for the doors to open at the MTS Centre for the Lady Gaga concert on Thursday evening.
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Michaela Rebus (left), of Edmonton, and Winnipegger Matthew Giesbrecht have some fun while waiting for the doors to open at the MTS Centre for the Lady Gaga concert on Thursday night.
Jason Halstead / Winnipeg Free Press Michaela Rebus (left), of Edmonton, and Winnipegger Matthew Giesbrecht have some fun while waiting for the doors to open at the MTS Centre for the Lady Gaga concert on Thursday night.
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A colourful crowd of concert-goers wait for the doors to open at the MTS Centre for the Lady Gaga show.
Jason Halstead / Winnipeg Free Press A colourful crowd of concert-goers wait for the doors to open at the MTS Centre for the Lady Gaga show.
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Concert-goers wait on the stairs of the MTS Centre for doors to open.
Jason Halstead / Winnipeg Free Press Concert-goers wait on the stairs of the MTS Centre for doors to open.
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Sisters Courtney (left) and Hillary Duggan (both are Winnipeggers) pull a very Gaga-esque pose while waiting for the doors to open at the MTS Centre.
Jason Halstead / Winnipeg Free Press Sisters Courtney (left) and Hillary Duggan (both are Winnipeggers) pull a very Gaga-esque pose while waiting for the doors to open at the MTS Centre.
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Bedazzled Brendin Methot, 17, of Selkirk, waits for the doors to open for the Lady Gaga concert.
Jason Halstead / Winnipeg Free Press Bedazzled Brendin Methot, 17, of Selkirk, waits for the doors to open for the Lady Gaga concert.
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