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Your three data points do not have the same uncertainty, which is a requirement for the statistical test you're using. And they certainly don't have the uncertainty you imply by taking the standard deviation: The figure for Bosnia is much, much more likely to be accurate than the figures for Kosova and Croatia, if for no other reason than the fact that the numbers involved are an order of magnitude bigger.
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