Merge pull request MicrosoftDocs#962 from rappen/patch-4

Removing forced gender constructs

Author: KumarVivek

powerapps-docs/developer/common-data-service/query-hierarchical-data.md

@@ -32,8 +32,8 @@ You can take advantage of new query condition operators to query entities with e
 |`under`|`Under`|Returns all child records below the referenced record in the hierarchy|  
 |`eq-or-under`|`UnderOrEqual`|Returns the referenced record and all child records below it in the hierarchy|  
 |`not-under`|`NotUnder`|Returns all records not below the referenced record in the hierarchy|  
-|`eq-owneduseroruserhierarchy`|`OwnedByMeOrMyReports`|When hierarchical security models are used, Equals current user or his reporting hierarchy|  
-|`eq-useroruserhierarchyandteams`|`OwnedByMeOrMyReportsAndTeams`|When hierarchical security models are used, Equals current user and his or her teams, or his or her reporting hierarchy and their teams|  
+|`eq-owneduseroruserhierarchy`|`OwnedByMeOrMyReports`|When hierarchical security models are used, Equals current user or user's reporting hierarchy|  
+|`eq-useroruserhierarchyandteams`|`OwnedByMeOrMyReportsAndTeams`|When hierarchical security models are used, Equals current user and user's teams, or user's reporting hierarchy and their teams|  
 
 ### Recursion limits when querying hierarchical data  
  Because querying hierarchical data can be resource intensive, there is a default limit of 100 recursions allowed conditions for hierarchical queries using the `Above`, `AboveOrEqual`, `Under`, `UnderOrEqual`, and `NotUnder` condition operators.