I Have a JSON response in string so I used JSR223 processor and extracted the required token - api

I Have a JSON response in string so I used JSR223 processor and extracted the required token, is there any way to make that variable as global variable for all the threads to use
COuldn't get any slutions or haven't got the right link to check
As per request I have added screenshot for more clarity in my question
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I even tried using
$(_setProperty(text3,${token},)};
still no use
I have extracted a string from response and assigned to text3 and I want to make it as global variable in thread group so that It can be used all other next API's I tried using props.put() however it didn't worked

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