Under the more liberal provisions of the Supplementary Agreement, U.K. disability
                  benefits may be paid to a person in the U.S. if he or she:
               
               
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                           paid contributions equivalent to about one year of coverage under U.K. law, and 
 
 
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                           paid or been credited with U.K. contributions equivalent to a year of coverage in
                              each of the last two years before disability onset, or has two quarters of U.S. coverage in each of those years.
                            
 
 
A person who meets these requirements and is not receiving a U.S. disability benefit
                  will receive the full U.K. benefit. If the person is receiving a U.S. disability benefit
                  (either a regular or Totalization benefit), only a partial U.K. benefit will be paid
                  in proportion to the duration of the person's U.K. coverage.