Collocations for the word men when used in the Senate during the 1970s

Collocation	Frequency
young men	386
many men	62
legal men	55
homeless men	50
two men	49
men like	45
fellow men	44
australian men	42
men would	40
men women	38
old men	38
white men	34
working men	32
faceless men	28
business men	27
three men	27
men whose	25
professional men	25
single men	25
aboriginal men	23
great men	23
labor men	23
guilty men	22
ex-service men	21
men involved	21
free men	20
men concerned	19
skilled men	19
men employed	18
best men	17
men may	17
wise men	16
little men	15
men could	15
men went	14
men working	14
dedicated men	13
experienced men	13
honourable men	13
married men	13
qualified men	13
medical men	12
100 men	11
innocent men	11
men one	11
national men	11
public men	11
put men	11
senior men	11
top men	11
trained men	11
men ever	10
family men	9
honest men	9
press men	9
reasonable men	9
responsible men	9
000 men	8
1,000 men	8
300 men	8
5,000 men	8
australia men	8
big men	8
five men	8
like men	8
men aged	8
middle men	8
ordinary men	8
people men	8
railway men	8
500 men	7
able men	7
armed men	7
cattle men	7
con men	7
courageous men	7
dead men	7
eminent men	7
fighting men	7
good men	7
men lie	7
men opposite	7
younger men	7
28,000 men	6
brave men	6
civilised men	6
find men	6
key men	6
men accused	6
men came	6
men engaged	6
men including	6
men waiting	6
million men	6
party men	6
security men	6
service men	6
1,200 men	5
2,000 men	5
200 men	5