Update stalling

On my ipad, I have 2 apps in my update list, that simply won't update. I keep tapping update when I'm in good wifi areas (home and work) and they never update. All my other apps update and leave the list no problem, but these two stay. I have tried deleting the apps, no good. I have restarted the iPad about 3 times, no good. Not sur

Oh!!! I just did it... thanks for your help, but it wouldn't work that way. I went into purchases, tapped on the actual app icon in there to bring up that apps info, tapped on the icon of the app in that window which kicked the blue update line into gear - magically! Thanks for your time all of you!

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