Apply Dijkstra's algorithm to the network below until all nodes have permanent labels, then identify the shortest path from node to node. Verify the solution by formulating the equivalent assignment problem cost table; then use LINGO to solve it. Submit both the code and solution printouts with relevant parts clearly marked.
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