mod_rewrite no substituion

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I am having trouble telling mod_rewrite to leave an incoming url as is. There
are other rules that take every incoming url and rewrite it based on some
parameters. 

In other words i am trying to say.... this url is an exception and there no
matter what, leave it alone and let it go as is to tomcat.

I am using this rule

 RewriteRule ^/dwr/interface/PeopleService.js$ - [L]  

I think this should work since minus sign does No substitution and L means
this is the last rule.

Also, I would like to know how the order of the rules in the conf file
matters. 
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