How do I stop an application under ios7?

I Used to be able to stop an application by swiping upwards, but under Ios7 this no longer works. How can I stop applications under ios7?

That doesn't make sense. iOS 7 introduced the upwards swipe to close Apps.
Double click the home button, and then swipe the screen shot up and off the screen.
If the upward swipe is not working, try resetting your iPad.

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