There's a couple of options. If you're creating instances of the objects, rather than just calling methods in the namespace, you can use inheritance:

use My::MIME::Lite;
my $mime = My::MIME::Lite->new()
$mime->send()

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package My::MIME::Lite;
use base qw(MIME::Lite);

sub send {
  my $self=shift;
  # override the behavior here.  You can call $self->MIME::Lite::send(
+)
  # or $self->SUPER::send()
}

1;
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or, if you don't mind the warning, you can redeclare the method, in the original namespace (this is very bad, if you're using mod_perl, or something else where multiple scripts share the same modules)

use MIME::Lite;
sub MIME::Lite::send {
  # do whatever here, but you can't call back to the 'real' MIME::Lite
+::send
}
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