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ACCRA, Ghana  A spokeswoman for the United States Embassy in Accra 
confirms that a Peace Corps volunteer has died in Ghana.Zainab Mahama declined 
to provide details.On the Peace Corps website, Peace Corps Deputy Director 
Carrie Hessler-Radelet identified the volunteer as 25-year-old Danielle 
Dunlap of Atlanta and said that she had died in Ghana on 
Sunday from an illness.Hessler-Radelet said that Danielle, known to her 
friends as "Dani," was a "widely respected and ambitious Peace Corps volunteer 
who was an exceptional role model for the youth of Jukwa Krobo. 
The entire Peace Corps family is grieving over this tragic loss."The website 
also said Dunlap arrived in Ghana in June 2011. A recent graduate 
of Brown University with a bachelor's degree in neuroscience, she focused 
on HIV and malaria prevention.
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